Grass Creek Wyoming Oil Drill Nearing Second Sand
The first Grass Creek second-sand well in the Wyoming Grass Creek district nears completion at 1 860 feet. Oil appears as a black, lower-grade liquid. analysts will determine gasoline content. Midwest Refining HQ will receive samples. Drilling on HK Basin territory by an Ohio company may boost acreage value forKinney Co holdings, with expectations of larger productive areas from the second sand.
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Grass Creek
Wyoming
Midwest Refining
Hamilton Dome
Ohio Company
HK Basin
Kinney Company
Senator Frelinghuysen Lectures on Democratic Division
Senator Frelinghuysen says Democrats are hopelessly divided over where to wage their campaign. He asserts President Wilson is a weak political asset for the party and predicts it will be used as the deciding factor by the Democrats under his view. The remarks were made before departure at the Harding home.
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Harding
Frelinghuysen
Wilson
Governor Cox Accuses Republicans Of Using Lecturers For Suffrage Push
Governor Cox says Republicans will flood chautauquas with paid speakers while Democrats plan to counter with volunteers. He notes a National Woman's Party committee in Tennessee and announces Nashville headquarters. Cox claims 15,000 Republican speakers at 30 dollars a day, saying Democrats will not outspend.
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Tennessee
National Woman's Party
Woman’s Party
Nashville
Cox
Fither
Remedy advertisement for a Kansas City product
A crude ad claims a product named Monthis provides relief from long lasting issues in 3 to 4 days with minimal work interruption. It lists Mall strength at 2.0 and price at 3.00 and urges readers to write to Dr. C B Southington Remedy in Kansas City Missouri.
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Anoomami
Brooklet
C. B. Southington
Kansas City
Governor to Silence Callers Until Acceptance Speech Ends
Beginning next week the governor announced he will receive no callers until he completes his acceptance speech, a move officials say limits interruptions during the address.
Funeral Directors Convene Display Of Caskets At Convention
The article notes a Denver based Clark Fluid company and a Chicago firm F H Hill showcasing caskets including tapestry cedar copper and chestnut varieties. It highlights luxurious interiors in Japan silk and satin and invites the public to view the display as the convention plans to adjourn at 1 30 pm Saturday.
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Japan
Poles Begoral Support of U.S. Crisis Unpopular
Poles begoral support of the United States to power Poland against Bolsheviks. The new crisis draws backlash in newspapers, though authorities deem it inescapable.
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U.S
Poland
Poles Ask Reds To Negotiate Armistice Meeting
Warsaw and Moscow road between Kanovitchi and Brest Litovsk cited for talks as Poland requests immediate cessation of hostilities and dispatch of a Soviet detachment to arrange an armistice, per Moscow wireless dispatch received in Zurich.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw- Moscow
Kanovitchi
Brest-Litovsk
Ole Hanson Leads Out to Forestall Battle in Court
Chicago July 23 testimony in the Communist Labor party trial ended amid courtroom clashes. Ole Hanson former Seattle mayor was escorted from the room during a dispute with Clarence Darrow. Judge Hebel warned James A Duncan to curb opinion on Hanson as defense sought to strike Seattle general Strike testimony. Defense rested after three witnesses.
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Chicago
Rty
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Clarence Darrow
James A. Duncan
Seattle Central Labor Council
Hebel
Hanson
Lusk Royalty Expands Interests in Several Oil Fields
Lusk Royalty extends activity with one near Bowling Green nearing completion in Kentucky. Contracts issued for two more drillings. Royalties held in eight Lance-Buck Creek wells and revenue from three gas wells. Also holds royalty stakes in Wyoming Osage field per stockholders statement.
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Lusk Royalty Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bowling Green
Lance-Buck Creek
New Osage
Wyoming
More Hard Luck in Flight to Alaska
A broken landing gear in plane No 2 kept the four army airplanes from taking off at Speedway field Fort Snelling to Fargo North Dakota on Friday afternoon. The flight probably will be attempted Saturday morning.
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St. Paul, Minn
Mineola
Alaska
Speedway Field
Fort Snelling
Fargo
North Dakota
Jonas Arrested on Charge of Homicide
Rupert D. Jonas, 62, a Welchman, was arrested in New York on a homicide charge tied to alleged participation in Chicago race riots on June 20. Two people were killed in the unrest after the burning of an American flag. Jonas claimed an important post for the Alessynian government and has been active in religious work among Negroes while reportedly promoting various schemes to them.
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New York
Chicago
Rupert D. Jonas
Welchman
Jonas
Uncertainty Delays Evacuation Orders for Fort Russell NCO Quarters
The evacuation of thirty five NCO quarters at Fort Russell by families of officers stationed elsewhere was rescinded temporarily due to uncertainty about when the Thirty fifth infantry would arrive at the post. Earlier reports said the regiment would arrive Saturday.
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Fort Russell
Thirty-fifth Infantry
Thirty-fifth
Muskrat Osage Co Markets Oil in Wyoming Osage District
Muskrat-Osage Co in the Osage district Wyoming has connected its shallow wells on section 17 to the pump and is marketing production. It will pay its first royalty at month end. Oil tests 42 degrees Beaume and fetches $3.40 per barrel at the well. The firm plans a deeper sand drill from the field’s first gusher area at 1336 feet, near Midwest holdings three-quarters of a mile northeast and higher on the structure.
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Muskrat-Osage Company
Osage
Wyoming
Beaume
Midwest Oil Holdings
Lance Creek Drilling Rig Destroyed by Fire
The Buck Creek Company rig No 36 in the Lance Creek field was burned down in an unknown origin fire during a test drill to 4300 feet. The loss may not halt future operations as the field holds greater possibilities.
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Buck Creek Company
Lance Creek
Minneapolis Tribune Opens Own Pulp and Paper Mill
The Minneapolis Tribune announced a new pulp and paper mill at Manistique Michigan in a Sunday edition. The plant produces 100 tons of ground wood pulp and 60 tons of news print daily with about 3 million dollars invested.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Tribune
Manistique
Mich
Tribune
W. J. Murphy
The
Rome G. Brown
Minnesota Tribune Company
Brown
Murphy
Coughs and Colds Boost Demand for Foley’s Honey and Tar
Unseasonable spring weather brings flus and allergies as hay fever and asthma rise. The note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable family remedy for coughs, colds, hay fever, asthma and croup, said to heal the throat and ease breathing.
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Foley
Little Girl Dies At Shimitz Home
Five month old Trene May Everett whose mother died last April died Friday night at the home of her mother's brother Joseph Shimitz at 1020 West Nineteenth Street. The funeral is set for Sunday with time to be announced. Remains are at Barhy-Bricker Bros. mortuary.
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Shimitz
Trene May Everett
Joseph Shimitz
West
Nineteenth Street
Barly-Bricker Bros
New York Oil Company Finds Large Poison Spider Gas Pocket
The New York Oil Company reports a 10,000,000 cubic feet gas flow at 1,427 feet in Townsend No. 8, Poison Spider field Wyoming. The well is being cemented and prepared for oil potential. Pruxan syndicate plans a competing well within 30 days. Wyoming Drilling Trust notes oil and gas shows at 1,600 feet in section 11-33-83 and will drill before month end.
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New York Oil Company
Townsend No. 8
Poison Spider
Wyoming
Pruxan Syndicate
New York Gasser
Wyoming Drilling Trust
Cheyenne Boxer Wins in Colorado Springs Bout
Cheyenne boxer Harry Schuman out-pointed Johnny Schauer of St Paul in a 12 round decision at Colorado Springs. Schuman held the edge from exchanges in the late rounds and was awarded the referee's decision after a hard fought contest.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Harry Schuman
Cheyenne
Johnny Schauer
St. Paul
Schuman
Nevada to Erect Building for U. S. Bureau of Mines
Reno Nevada press reports the federal bureau of mines experiment station in precious metals will move from Golden Colorado to Reno. Construction starts next month near Mackay School of Mines with staff to be stationed before year’s end.
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Reno
Nev
Federal Bureau of Mines
E Experiment Station
Golden
Colo
Mackay School of Mines
Stellacy Withdraws From Navy Post Bid
Thomas J. Stellacy of Hartford Connecticut says he has not been offered the post of assistant secretary of the navy and would not accept it if offered. He was widely seen as Roosevelt's potential successor as vice presidential candidate.
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Washington
Thomas J. Stellacy
Hartford
Conn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frontier Lights in Business District Create Murky Red Glow
Portions of the business district were dark last night after red globes replaced white ones in the single lamp of each cluster between 11 PM and daylight. The change reduced illumination and, coupled with Frontier Days decorations, left the area enshrouded in red murkiness.
Miss Dorothy Hale Joins Carnegie Library Staff
Miss Dorothy Hale has accepted a position at the Carnegie Library succeeding Miss Eva Kepp ler. Hale is enrolled in a special library course at the University of Colorado during the summer session.
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Dorothy Hale
Carnegie Library
Eva Keppler
Francis Fitch
Carnegie Library to Close Four Days for Interior Paint
The Carnegie Library will be closed Tuesday through Friday of next week for interior repainting. Staff will cover all books with canvas to protect them during the renovation.
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Carnegie Library
Souvenir Towel Ban Enforced at Santa Monica Baths
Santa Monica, Ocean Park, and nearby beach resorts issue orders banning the taking of towels from municipal bathhouses. Officials warn that future arrests will follow if bathers are caught with towels.
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Los Angelos
Cal
Santa Monica
Ocean Park
Don’t Blame the Weather for Laziness and Indigestion
A vintage health note suggests laziness stems from poor digestion and unsettled bowels. Foley Cathartic Tablets are advertised to banish biliousness bloating bad breath and other stomach issues by cleansing the bowels sweetening the stomach and energizing the liver.
Old Sam Scoville Returns to Scratching Frontier Days
Sam Scoville arrived from Basin Wyoming to demonstrate steer busting skills for the Frontier Days audience. He previously rode into Cheyenne on the Union Pacific world championship broncho busting saddle, winning the saddle two consecutive years, a feat unmatched before or since.
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Frontier Days
Sam _ Scoville
Basin, Wye
Sam
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Free Yellow Stone Park Booklets At Stock Growers Bank
A new supply of Yellow Stone National Park booklets and maps has been received at the Stock Growers National Bank for free distribution.
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Yellowstone National Park
National Bank
Cheyenne Returns After Short Absence From Contest
A participant travels to Cheyenne to join a contest then returns home, despite a prior absence noted in reports. The article highlights his continued involvement and unresolved questions about his recent absence.
Years of Comparative Obscurity Staging Confidence
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of performance, preparation, and confidence levels in a staging or artistic project. No clear names, dates, or locations readable to establish concrete facts.
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Denis
Cutiura
W.w.dumm
Carey Ave
Lusk Royalty
Muskrat-Osage Co
Pioneer Morning Beam
Welch
Sunkist
Aoe RL
Minneapolis Paper
Colorado
Nevada
U. S
Stellacy
Frontier
Housewives
Bevera
Red Wing
Wyoming Rt
Gies Notas
Dinneen
Sam Scoville
Cheyenne Messenger Service
17Th St
O’connell
Cook
Hamilton-Brown
11Th St
Him
Pioneer Ave
Postoffice
Seattle Jazz Hounds
McKeon & Archer
Eagles
Kelley Mercantile Company
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